Wesleyan University Magazine
网页2024年7月9日 · From the President: Practicing Freedom Better. In the previous issue of Wesleyan magazine, I emphasized higher education’s critical role in defending democracy. In these days of social polarization and hyper-partisanship, some see campus life as a retreat f…. Continue reading. 2024 Summer Issue July 9, 2024.
Building(s) For the Future – Wesleyan University Magazine
网页2021年5月28日 · Building (s) For the Future. With open and airy common spaces—including a glass-walled courtyard and cafe facing an outdoor plaza, Shanklin, and Church Street—Wesleyan’s new science building is designed to be a new campus hub. The 185,000-square-foot building is expected to be in use by 2026. Image courtesy Payette.
Letters – Wesleyan University Magazine
网页2024年3月2日 · From the President: Practicing Freedom Better. In the previous issue of Wesleyan magazine, I emphasized higher education’s critical role in defending democracy. In these days of social polarization and hyper-partisanship, some see campus life as a retreat from the bruising realities of political life. You can pursue theater or biology,….
President’s Letter: Wesleyan’s History of Change
网页2017年12月12日 · During my 15 years as president, I have found it fascinating to consider Wesleyan’s trajectory over its almost two centuries—from small, parochial school that aimed to train ministers to a first-rate, small university that is proud to “punch above its weight” by bringing the world to Wesleyan, and then empowering our educated students to head …
2023 Fall Issue – Wesleyan University Magazine
网页2023年11月7日 · The World Needs More Wesleyan. A hothouse of creativity. A catalytic environment. A place of challenge and joyful inspiration. As the University embarks on its most ambitious fundraising effort ever, alumni from various indus…. 2023 Fall Issue November 7, 2023.
From the President: This Is Wesleyan
网页2023年11月7日 · We know even more intensely now that these dimensions of in-person education can be life-changing. That all takes financial resources. And so we say, This Is Not a Campaign. It’s so much more, because This Is Wesleyan. We aspire to so much more. The work we have to do has never been more important. With your support and energy, …
A Hard Life, Well Lived – Wesleyan University Magazine
网页2021年5月28日 · A Hard Life, Well Lived – Wesleyan University Magazine. 2021 Issue 1 Long Form May 28, 2021May 28, 2021. A Hard Life, Well Lived. Professor Christina Crosby’s life as a cyclist, faculty chair, and able-bodied person was brought to a devastating halt following a harrowing 2003 crash. In rebuilding her life and momentum, she …
Editor’s Note: The Value of Community – Wesleyan University …
网页2022年1月18日 · Have a story idea? Email us at magazine@wesleyan.edu. Himeka (Imee) Curiel, Managing Editor. Steven Jacaruso, Art Director
President’s Letter: Enduring Questions, Pressing Issues
网页2022年11月1日 · Our job as teachers and administrators is to create the conditions for these kinds of conversations, and to help students learn modes of inquiry and discussion that further their explorations of enduring questions and pressing issues. These days, that’s a tall order. We are surrounded by forces that aim to limit academic exploration or shut ...
Letters to the Editor: Wesleyan’s 19th-Century Impact
网页2022年11月1日 · Wesleyan led the way in and enabled 19th – century Methodism’s launch of universities to equip its clergy and empower its laity—Boston, Northwestern, Southern California, Syracuse, Denver, Emory, Duke, SMU, Ohio Wesleyan, and American—plus many, many fine colleges. A reread of my fraternity brother David Potts’s [’60] book, …